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By Tom Bosse, June 21, 2015
Asa Gray Marker
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1North Carolina (Mitchell County), Bakersville — N 19 — Asa Gray
On Crimson Laurel Way (State Highway 226) at North Mitchell Avenue (State Highway 1211), on the left when traveling south on Crimson Laurel Way.
American botanist and Harvard professor. In July, 1841, investigated flora of this region. He visited Roan Mountain, 12 miles north. — Map (db m84684) HM
2West Virginia (Randolph County), Cheat Bridge — Asa Gray / Buffalo-Indian Trail
On U.S. 250 just east of the Shavers Fork Bridge.
Asa Gray. Asa Gray, famous Harvard botanist, discovered plants new to science as he crossed Cheat Mountain by way of the Staunton-Parkersburg Turnpike, August 1843. He was one of the original 50 named to New York Hall of Fame. . . . — Map (db m82232) HM
 
 
  
  
  
 
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